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This is why engineers solve problems other people get stuck on

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@jurij00019 months ago

I love this kind of stuff too

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KᑌYᗩ9 months ago

Love how engineers turn confusion into clean solutions.

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Dem9 months ago

I mean, just go around

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Mark Laslett9 months ago

Theory tested empirically, re-theorised, then retested - repeatedly. That's engineering. That's science.

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Derek9 months ago

They definitely think differently

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Peter William9 months ago

And you can only use stuff which is already available. Engineers did not invent plastics or batteries nor the methods of refining metals and so on. So yes, cool video, but the mobile phone I am watching it on was made possible by chemistry and physics.

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Orven Web39 months ago

for real, engineers are like the ultimate problem ninjas, fr.

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Lőrinc Bauer9 months ago

smart

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Andrés Mejía9 months ago

You mean like engineers play more with legos?

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KewCogs9 months ago

Why didn't they just develop a bulldozer and get rid of the obstacles altogether?

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Michael Tomlinson9 months ago

I used to love iterating LEGO like this as a kid… built just about anything I wanted to.

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Frank Shashaty9 months ago

Fantastic

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Chris Armstrong9 months ago

Awesome 👍

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S F9 months ago

Made 5 years ago by the Brick Experiment Channel on YouTube:

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Xy9 months ago

Send it out

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Pankaj Malviya9 months ago

@CaptVenk

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VasTech9 months ago

Yes, absolutely, engineers resolve the problem.

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🍁👷‍♂️🏗 🛠 MeanwhileInCanada9 months ago

Prototyping and small scale modeling should be taught for credit in highschools.

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Fran 🛫9 months ago

Engineers: turning "uhhh" into "ohhh" since forever.

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Dipl. Ing MkenyaDaima | Bongani | Mamba |9 months ago

Here

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Yann Robichon9 months ago

Simpler, faster, safer, more economical: BYPASS THE OBSTACLE!... 😛😏

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Whalex Ace🖤💎9 months ago

Interesting

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SAR Ducci9 months ago

Big wheels roll over things easier but they require much more torque.

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Hendog5z9 months ago

Engineers made it possible to get a 75 year old furnace out of a basement with only one way out...

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American Patriot🇺🇸9 months ago

Cool Post!

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𝔚𝔞𝔯𝔯𝔦𝔬𝔯 😎9 months ago

Hi @grok Place the Ecuador map next to the product

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Humanity_420💘9 months ago

Yes

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SwissPartyHamster9 months ago

😱😱

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hntrains9 months ago

Who else should solve such problems? Farmers? Cooks? Shop assistants? Nurses?

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Silanael9 months ago

@NeedsArNS assign the-engineering-mindset

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LiberTaterian 🥔9 months ago

non-engineers simply drive around the obstruction.

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VEGA9 months ago

Innovation cool

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